First of all, you have a manual transmission, so you're not stranded. Find someone to push-start the engine, then, when you want to stop next time, park on a hill or incline so you can do that again if necessary.
If there was no sound from under the hood when you tried to crank the engine, the starter is probably the last suspect. There can be a defective clutch safety switch, a starter relay with bad contacts, even a bad section in the ignition switch. There can also be a problem with the generator / charging system that allowed the battery to slowly run down. If that's the case, a jump-start will get you going, then, there is one way the generator can work partially but not fully. That will get you home if you turn off all the electrical stuff you don't absolutely need. Turn off the head lights, radio, and heater fan.
I know I didn't give you any real answers, but we need test results to analyze to provide a better diagnosis.
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Thursday, November 5th, 2015 AT 11:16 PM